Documentation for Detector Pack 2.7. Documentation for other versions of Detector Pack is available too.

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The Fluid level detection module is configured on the Fluid level detection object settings panel. This object is created under the Camera object on the Hardware tab of the System settings window.

The Fluid level detection module is configured as follows:

  1. Go to the Fluid level detection object settings panel.

  2. In the Captioner drop-down list select the Captioner object created under the same Camera object as the Fluid level detection object (1). This captioner will be used to overlay captions of fluid level onto the camera video image in the Video Surveillance Monitor.

    Note.

    For more info on how to create and configure the Captioner and Monitor objects refer to the Intellect software. Administrator's Guide. For details on operation of these objects refer to Intellect software. Operator's Guide. The most relevant versions of these documents are available in the AxxonSoft documentation repository).

  3. Click Settings (2). The Detection settings dialog box opens.
  4. Select the frame in this settings window to set the area of interest. For that, click the Start video button (1).
  5. Click the Area of interest button (2). 

  6. Using the left mouse button select the four corners of the area on the captured video image (3). Only one area may be so designated. Upon selection of the area the remaining part of the video image will be dimmed.

    Note.

    To remove a selected area, click the x button (4).

  7. Click OK (5).
  8. Click Apply on the Fluid level detection object settings panel to save changes.

After the fluid level detection tool is configured, it can be assigned to the IntLab-Carriages module for joint operation with the Auto-Intellect software. To do this, select the created and configured Fluid level detection object on the IntLab-Carriages module settings panel (see Setting up the IntLab module).